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Straight From the Shrink
Jenna Behrens is a licensed professional counselor who has been practicing in the mental health field for seven years. She owns Behrens Psychotherapy Services, LLC which has four office locations around the Milwaukee area. She works with children, adolescents, families, and adults on a wide array of issues including depression, anxiety, ADHD, childhood behavioral disorders, adjustment disorders, stress and parenting.
What's a Shrink?
The first time one of my clients called me a "shrink", I cringed. Then, I realized that I've been called worse, much worse. I didn't even know why therapists were called "shrinks" at the time, but as I write this, Google and Wikipedia give me a variety of reasons including therapists helping you "shrink" your problems to being short for "headshrinker" comparing the process of psychotherapy to primitive tribal practices of shrinking the heads of enemeis or the process of boiling human skulls and causing them to shrink. I much prefer the first hypothesis.
Don't worry, there will be no head shrinking in this blog nor will it be filled with tons of research study results and psychological mumbo jumbo that no one understands. My goal of this blog is not shrinking, but rather to encourage growth within you, the community and myself while giving my perspective of what's going on in the world, our community, and helpful tips and advice on parenting and life in general.
Human Growth and Development and Drug Education
I recently read an article that was posted on www.MequonNOW.com regarding the Mequon-Thiensville school district updating their human growth and development curriculum (you can find the exact article here: http://www.mequonnow.com/news/mequon-thiensville-schools-to-teach-updated-human-growth-development-curriculum-next-year-b9915517z1-208353721.html) I think it's great that students will be receiving more and new information earlier and there will no longer be only abstinence being taught in older grades. Research has showed us that the more knowledge and education students receive on contraception and sex education, when age appropriate, the less likely they are to aquire an STI than those who are taught abstinence only.
This article made me think of a situation I frequently encounter in my therapy practice. There comes a point around 4th or 5th grade that clients come to me with severe anxiety. Now, I expect severe anxiety out of some of my clients, but I know that when schools are teaching human growth and development and drug education, the children I see who otherwise are able to manage their anxiety or don't typically have much at all, come into my office with a million questions and looks of worry and shock on their face. It leads to some pretty interesting and humorous conversations. "My body is doing what?" "What's going to happen?" "I think my Dad is an alcoholic because I see him drink a beer with dinner sometimes." I often recommend my client and parents work together to get the facts especially with drug and alcohol education. Usually, after the client researches alcohol and drug dependence and abuse and what it really means, they come back much more relaxed.
Lies at the Pool
I went to the community pool a few weekends ago intending on reading a book and relaxing. Instead, I was sucked into working. Well... Working in my mind. I wasn't actually with a client so the other participants weren't aware of who I was or what I do for a living. The pool was extremely crowded and the only empty lounge chair was next to a family of four. Mom, Dad, and 2 daughters around 5 and 7 years old. Let me tell you, when I tell people I'm a psychotherapist, counselor, or shink, they always respond with the same thing "Uh oh! I hope you're not analyzing me." I usually respond with something like "Don't worry. I'm not working." But the longer I am in this field, the more difficult it is for me to not analyze, especially poor parenting.
So, here I am sitting poolside, trying to read, and all I hear are excuses from these parents next to me. Both of the girls asked their parents several times to come swimming and all the parents did was make excuses (lie) to their kids. Probably about 20 different variations of "I can't" or "I will in 5 minutes" came out of the parent's mouths. At one point, one of the daughters asked her Dad "Can you stop playing with your phone and come play with me?" At which point I laughed out loud. I'm pretty sure the Dad didn't appreciate that, but geez. It was getting a ridiculous. Each time one parent would come up with an excuse, the other parent would look at them with, what seemed to be, pride as if this was a fun game they agreed upon.

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Also available for : PCToday Zenimax Media, parent company of Bethesda Software, announced in a press release that it has settled its lawsuit with developer Mojang over use of the name "Scrolls."

The lawsuit spawned after Mojang announced that its card-based battle game would be called Scrolls, prompting Zenimax to file a lawsuit last year due to the name similarity to The Elder Scrolls. After winning the initial round in court, it appears the two companies must have met and decided to settle rather than drag out the fight.

Under the agreement, Zenimax will retain ownership of the 'Scrolls' trademark. Mojang doesn't have to change the name of its upcoming card-based game, though, as Zenimax has "licensed the 'Scrolls' mark to Mojang to be used solely in conjunction with its existing Scrolls digital card game and any add-on material it makes to that game." The press release also stated that this does not grant them permission to use the name for any sequels.

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Pierce County Council members are considering asking voters to move elections for council seats — as well as for county executive, sheriff and assessor-treasurer — from even- to odd-numbered years.
Councilman Doug Richardson proposed a charter amendment to reduce crowding on ballots during even-numbered years, as seen during last November's presidential election.
Candidates for county offices would have more visibility on a ballot mostly limited to races for local government positions, including city council seats.
"The issue is whether or not you can get exposure to county elections or county issues when you're so far down the ballot on an even year," said Richardson, the former Lakewood mayor who was elected to the council in November.
In the 2012 primary, there were nine candidates for governor on the ballot, pushing other races down the ballot.
"It's very, very difficult to get traction as a candidate when you're that far down the ballot," the Lakewood Republican said.
Other council members say they're concerned the change would cost too much money.
"This one does have a pretty hefty price tag attached to it," said Stan Flemming, R-University Place.
The switch would increase the county's election costs by about $475,000 during odd-numbered years because it would have races in the primary, county Auditor Julie Anderson said.
Richardson said the change could potentially save the county the $360,000 expense of having to print and send voters a two-card ballot during an especially crowded even-number election.
"It's not a wash," Richardson acknowledged. "But it's pretty close to a wash."
According to the Auditor's Office, the county came one or two measures short of needing a two-card ballot for the general election in 2010 and for both the primary and general elections in 2012.
The council's Rules and Operations Committee voted 2-1 this week to move the proposal to the full council for a decision Tuesday. It did so without making a recommendation. A supermajority of five "yes" votes is required from the seven-member council to put a charter amendment on the ballot.
If approved by the council, voters would decide on the charter amendment in November.
If it goes to the ballot, it would be the second time in four years. Voters in 2009 rejected council-proposed charter amendments that would have moved elections for the same county offices to odd-numbered years.
Council Chairwoman Joyce McDonald, R-Puyallup, joined Flemming in expressing concerns about the costs of the change.
McDonald cited a more than $4 million deficit in operations for the Pierce County Jail because of lost contracts.
"We have serious budget issues right now that we have to deal with," she said.
Flemming and McDonald still voted to move the proposal forward to the full council.
Council member Rick Talbert, D-Tacoma, said changing the election year cycle should be addressed by a charter review commission, not the council, since it's not an immediate concern. He cast the lone "no" vote.
A charter review commission is scheduled to be elected in 2015 and put proposals on the ballot in 2016. But if voters approved a change then, it wouldn't take effect until 2018 or 2020, Richardson pointed out.
Under Richardson's proposal, elections for three council positions and the auditor would still be held in 2014, as scheduled. Elections for the other four council positions and for executive, sheriff and assessor-treasurer also would take place as scheduled, in 2016.
But terms in both of those elections would be for five years — one year longer than normal — in order to set up the new election cycle during odd-numbered years.
The proposal would not change even-numbered year elections for most judges and the prosecuting attorney. Their timing is controlled by state law.
Ken Paulson of Tacoma raised questions to the committee about the proposal.
"There's always less people voting in odd years," Paulson said. "Is that good if less people vote?"
He also said County Council members who successfully run for re-election would benefit by getting five-year terms on a one-time basis. That means some council members could serve nine years instead of the usual maximum of two four-year terms prescribed by term limits.
Anderson said she supports changing to odd-numbered years. Her office said the proposal would have a "smoothing" effect and better balance the number of items that appear in odd- and even-numbered years.
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Dedication: To my husband, Michael, and his sister, Jean, as they continue their journey into Alzheimer's.
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Wildlife Habitat Garden
April 29th, 2007
Blue Bird
Brilliant bluebirds and noisy Carolina wrens eagerly swoop to feeders perched on the railing of Martina Martin's deck. Hummingbirds hover, sipping the nectar that helps meet their ravenous need for energy. Amid the lively chatter and flapping wings, Martina and her big cat Harley, settle into their morning routine of welcoming these daily visitors. Read more…


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Sex is the kind of thing that can keep you up at night. In a good way, of course. But its many attendant mysteries might gnaw at your imagination when you'd really rather be catching 40 winks. Help has arrived: We've demystified more than a dozen of those nagging unknowns, tackling topics such as fantasy and foreplay. If knowledge is power, your sex life and gratification only stand to benefit. Sleep easily (or do whatever else you wish between the sheets), assured that all your head-scratchers have finally been put to rest.
Does a woman in her 30s have more sex drive than a man the same age?
Not necessarily. "Women in their 30s are better at asking for what they want in bed and can access orgasms more easily," says Sallie Foley, director of The Center for Sexual Health at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. The fourth decade is terrific for sex, but libido probably isn't why.
Why does it generally take women longer to climax than it does men?
The refusal to ask for directions? An aversion to maps? Insert your own joke here regarding men's ignorance about finding the right spot. All clichés aside, another reason it takes a woman longer to orgasm is that it generally takes them a long time to give a partner explicit instructions. "Men have a general sense of where the clitoris is, but some women are too polite or timid to tell him exactly what to do," says sex therapist Joy Davidson, Ph.D., author of Fearless Sex: A Babe's Guide to Overcoming Your Romantic Obsessions and Getting the Sex Life You Deserve (Quiver). Debriefing him on the details is nothing to be ashamed of. "Men are so grateful when you tell them what you need," Davidson says. "They don't want to be groping around in the dark, and they certainly don't want to hear six months into your relationship that you're not feeling it in the sack. It's mean to let him think he's got all the right moves for that long and then suddenly spring it on him that you're bored or, worse, ready to bail." (Plus, he might wonder what other secrets you've been keeping from him all this time.) If you're concerned about the pace (he gets you there…eventually), you can either relax and enjoy yourself, or bring a helpful prop into the equation. Davidson points out that only one third of women climax through intercourse alone, so "you might want a little extra help from a pocket rocket. Gently explain to him that it's meant to enhance, not replace, what he's doing. That way, you can experience your orgasms within the same century as your honey."
Why is it that if you go long enough without sex, you seem to want it less, not more?
"There is definitely something to the saying 'Use it or lose it,'" Foley notes. The same way muscles atrophy from being stagnant, so can the libido. Your brain stem—which, among its many functions, helps govern your sex drive—"can go quiet," she explains. "But it doesn't go completely dead." Just as you might do countless crunches and squats in anticipation of bikini season, Davidson recommends keeping your eroticism in good shape, regardless of your romantic status: "You can't put it in storage and expect it to instantly come back to life at the drop of a hat. And when you tend to your own sexuality, you're more likely to attract someone to actually have sex with." Davidson points out that this is because "you're bringing chemicals and pheromones into the world." But the sheer power of mental energy counts for something, too. If you feel sexy—lo and behold—it will be so.


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Double Knitting, September 7 + 21 from The Loopy Ewe
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This two-session class will teach you how to knit a two-layer, double thick fabric. You'll learn how to cast-on, bind-off, and work with two colors to create a beautiful pattern for your scarf.
Dates: Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sept. 21, 10 am - 1 pm
Supplies needed: 2 skeins of Cascade 220 worsted-weight yarn (or similar) and size 7 or 8 needles (straights or circulars).
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DarwidHalim wrote:2. Or you just say something about zazen, but actually you never know what is Zazen, what is shikantaza.
I see that the problem here is that you can't really talk about shikantaza. It's pointless.
So that kind of wraps up the thread. On the one hand, the tantric practitioners participating in the discussion either know that you can't really adequately communicate what Zazen samadhi is like, or guage what the merits of it are - on the other, they have never practiced Zazen, and have ideas about Zazen... which isn't Zazen.
I imagine that followers of a philosophically sophisticated system such as Tibetan tantra might get frustrated by this. Why, it frustrates me sometimes. But, personally, that's part of the appeal.
I don't think this thread was necessarily pointless, at least for my own learning. I created the thread wondering if I should continue to study with the Zen community, as I have for the last few years, or if I should seek out my local Nyingma lama. He is a very nice man, but from what I now (think I) know about the Tibetan method, I think I'll stick with zazen.
I also found an appreciation for Namdrol's wisdom. He seemed a little rigid at first, but I humbly bow to anyone with the commitment to carry out a three year retreat.
I did get around to speaking with my teacher, and she cleared up a lot of the confusion I was having - mostly about the conditionality of prajna. Today I got one step closer to letting go of my philosophical comfort-blanket. Let the Buddha's teaching be done! Happy new year by the way.


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You can refer to yourself as a "culture vulture" as often as you like, but it might actually stick if word got out that you went to some cutting-edge theater and stopped just circling around thirsty animals. With today's Groupon, you get a $9 ticket to any regular, main-stage show through August 29, 2010 at City Lights Theater Company, a $28 value.1621, Plymouth Plantation: Unlike today's traditional Thanksgiving turkey, the menu at the first Thanksgiving consisted of local affordables (mashed bees, pickled apples, and "water.") 1891, Washington, DC: After the traditional pardoning of a Thanksgiving turkey, President Benjamin Harrison makes the turkey his Secretary of Commerce. 1998, Omaha, Nebraska: Thanksgiving is ruined for one Richie Harrington when his father's slip of the tongue reveals that his current family is not dad's first, or favorite. 2019: A brief respite from the howling winds and constant lightning allows the residents of a place once called America to reflect.
Celebrating its 40th season, the nonprofit Lyric Theatre regales the public with extravagantly staged productions of classic light operas. Feast ear-buds on sweet sounds performed by a volunteer troupe of opera-trained actor-singers, a full chorus, a 24-piece live orchestra, and one extremely skilled conductor's baton. The Lyric Theatre's The Sorcerer begins the quartet by mixing Victorian comedic stylings with Bollywood-inspired staging. The Gondoliers, Gilbert and Sullivan's lively tale of royal mix-ups, makes a melodic mockery of the British social system. The nautical chuckle-fests H.M.S. Pinafore and season-closer The Pirates of Penzance tickle funny bones of all ages with peppy maritime music and historically accurate knot-tying jargon.
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This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves
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Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 166.4
This is THE most popular recipe on SparkRecipes. We've added more vegetables and reduced the sodium drastically to make it even better.
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Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 164.9
A wonderful way to warm up from the warm chili and HOT spices!
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Crispy Chicken Breasts
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Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 180.4
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I got the idea for this recipe from the Hungry Girl 200 reciepes for under 200 cal cookbook, just substituting chicken for tilapia. It was soooo good and takes care of the BBQ and sweet cravings in one shot. My kids even loved it. Hey, it got a picky three year old to eat...
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Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 25.5g | Calories: 149.9
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Makes a perfect one-dish meal, one that includes at least three kinds of vegetables, plus plenty of fiber when you use a whole-grain bun.
Carbs: 29.1g | Fat: 9.4g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 16.9g | Calories: 259
This is my absolute favorite dish from Ruby Tuesday so I had to find a way to make it over. Its called the smokehouse chicken and it is a favorite by many! This delicious dish is high in fat and calories if ordered from the restaurant so I came up with a healthier, guilt free version that has become a favorite in my household!
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Carbs: 16.7g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 13.2g | Calories: 301.9
Curried chicken thighs great to serve with rice and broccoli
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Carbs: 24g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 14g | Calories: 191
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A delicious and healthy alternative to that popular take-out
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Carbs: 14g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 199.1
Fast and Easy-These meatballs are made from 99% fat free ground turkey breast. They can be added to a pasta dish, made into a sandwich, or eaten alone.
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Carbs: 3.5g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 24g | Calories: 128.5
I can't take credit for this recipe, as it is originally from Weight Watchers Simply Delicious cookbook. I changed it slightly in that I use boneless/skinless chicken breast in favor of a bone-in variety. Personally, I prefer a little less vinegar and a tad more mustard, but you can play around with the recipe to your taste preference.
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Carbs: 2.2g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 26.5g | Calories: 168.1
My family loves pasta. It's comfort food on cold Minnesota days and makes a great Sunday family dinner. But eating at Olive Garden can be a challenge when you're trying to watch your weight, so we make this healthy version at home instead. I love how simple it is - you don't have to cook the noodles first, just put them in dry and they cook while it's baking. Leftovers make great lunches and can even be frozen in single-serve container for future use.
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Carbs: 26g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 23.2g | Calories: 271.9
This Crockpot Chicken Tacos recipe is Quick, Easy, and Lowfat!
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Carbs: 4.8g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 13.3g | Calories: 91
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A Weight Watchers recipe... a FAVORITE of mine!
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Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 196.8
Good 3.7/5
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You won't believe how tasty this is!
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Carbs: 42.9g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 37.8g | Calories: 382.5
Very Good 4.0/5
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Served over rice, this delicious dish is loaded with vegetables and skinless chicken breasts, making it a lower fat, lower salt one-dish meal.
Carbs: 19.3g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 6.3g | Protein: 31.5g | Calories: 253.8
Very Good 4.4/5
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A farily healthy style of chicken wings, these are baked, not fried. You may substitue mild chicken wing sauce for hot if you perfer a hotter tasting wing. You may also increase the Tabasico sauce. If you perfer your wings on the mild side, stick with the recipe the way it is.
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Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 92.6
Everytime I make these, they are everyone's favourite new treat! No one will be disappointed! I have requests for these all the time.
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Carbs: 2.5g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 37.4
Save money and time with this Chinese food makeover.
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Mending Broken Hearts
Step inside the operating room at Cedars-Sinai for two heart valve procedures and a transplant.
In Pictures: Heart Surgery at Cedars-Sinai
Two days after surgery, Trusel is wearing makeup and walking around the intensive care unit with her nurse for exercise, clearly no longer troubled by a lack of oxygen. In fact, she takes her laps so quickly the nurse repeatedly urges her to slow down.
It was 3 o'clock Wednesday morning when Christine Moore of Orange, Calif., 62, got her summons. She packed her bag and headed with her husband to the hospital. "There was no traffic," says Moore, a part-time receptionist at the Orange Senior Center. "We made it in an hour."
First diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat in the 1980s, Moore had a stroke in 1996 and about 10 years ago began experiencing edema, the swelling characteristic of a failing heart caused by excess fluid trapped in the tissues. She controlled the swelling using diuretics well enough until last year, when Jon Kobashigawa, her cardiologist, suggested she might be ready for a heart transplant. Moore's condition, known as restrictive cardiomyopathy, isn't completely understood, but it means that her heart just doesn't stretch properly. The situation became dire in April, after Moore gained 27 pounds of fluid weight and had trouble breathing. She was moved to the top of the transplant list of patients with type B blood in need of a small heart.
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Trento, 61, has been performing heart transplants almost half his life, beginning 15 years after Christiaan Barnard pioneered the procedure in 1967 in Cape Town, South Africa. That patient, a man in his mid-50s, lived for 18 days before dying of pneumonia contracted while on immune suppressant drugs to keep his body from rejecting the heart. By 9:30, the highly practiced Trento has completed one of his fastest transplants ever. In eight to nine days, he says, Moore should be able to leave the hospital. Her full recovery will take about two months.
To make her immune system as hospitable as possible to the new heart, Moore will at first take a relatively new mix of anti-rejection drugs that includes tacrolimus, mycophenolate, and prednisone, and after six months just tacrolimus and mycophenolate at reduced doses. A 2006 study led by Kobashigawa, director of Cedars-Sinai's heart transplant program, found that this combination significantly lowered the odds of rejection compared to standard treatment with cyclosporine. Cedars-Sinai claims one of the lowest first-year rejection rates in the country at 5 percent.
At the moment, about 3,200 people in the United States are on the waiting list for a heart transplant. Here in Region 5 (California, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona), the median time on hold is 108 days. Various factors push people higher on the list: They are in the hospital, or taking high doses of medication, or require mechanical pumping help from a ventricular assist device or a full artificial heart. Each week on Friday, the Cedars-Sinai transplant team gathers to present new candidates and discuss the condition of the people already on the list. It's at these meetings that people who have recently faced health setbacks get promoted closer to the lifesaving operation.


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Cheshire West and Chester Council – developers of the £80m riverside scheme – revealed the Quay's first big name signing and following close behind, expected within weeks, will be the name of the operator of the town's long-awaited five screen cinema.
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Nearly three decades later, the Omaha cast of the musical "Annie" reunited — and enjoyed one more tomorrow. "Tomorrow! Tomorrow! I love ya, tomorrow!" is the signature musical phrase of the show that has made a recent return to Broadway. But the cast and crew from the old Upstairs Dinner Theater — including three who sang the lead role of Annie in a memorable six-month run in 1984 — made a return of their own. They gathered in Omaha on Feb. 1 for a night of embracing, reminiscing and, of course, singing — until 1:15 a.m.
"It was absolutely amazing," said Happi Holmes Berger, who was 10 when she won the lead role after auditions by dozens of girls. "Just to see all the people I hadn't seen in 30 years was wonderful."
The three Annies grew up in theater and are leading lives of accomplishment:
Happi, who resides in the Chicago area, teaches voice and piano, is married and is the mother of two.
Joanna Young Shubart, who lives in the New York area, is a Broadway veteran, married and the mother of three.
Andee Friedlander Scioli of Omaha, a lawyer for the Kutak Rock firm, is married and has two children.
Other former "orphans" from the cast are now also in their late 30s and living full lives.
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Cast and crew of the long-running 1984 Upstairs Dinner Theater production of "Annie," as provided by reunion organizers (not all could attend)
� Dwayne Ibsen, director; Robin Putnam, choreographer; Jon Anderson, musical director; Deb Denenberg, producer; Paula and Wes Clowers, lighting and stage; Jeff Otte, set design
� Happi Holmes Berger, Andee Friedlander Scioli, Joanna Young Shubart (Annie); John Morrissey (Daddy Warbucks); Beth Asbjornson (Grace Farrell); Vicky Sayles and Pegi Stommes (Miss Hannigan); Angela Jenson Frey, Kalan Malone Clark, Jennifer Callahan Srygley, Anna Perilo, Lauren Pieper Roeder, Karen Lohdia, Noelle Jaroche (orphans); Stacie Lamb (Lily); Ben Salinas (Drake); Emily Kean, Melisa Laughlin (Molly); Michelle Miller, Lisa Bubab (Duffy); Geri Greeno, Jennifer Dechant (Kate); Tara Love (Tessie); Donald-Brien Johnson (Rooster); Kathy McKain (pre-show); Ginny Sheehan Hermann, Michal Simpson, Bob Kropp, Diane Schuttler Habrock, Stanley Parker, Don Harris (variety of roles)
-- Don Kolterman (Daddy Warbucks) and Seymour Goldstein (FDR and Mr. Bundles) died earlier
Dwayne Ibsen of Omaha, the director in '84, wrote after the reunion: "It was awesome from beginning to end. You've all become such lovely adults, and your talent has grown to perfection. I'm still reeling from the totally amazing evening."
The cast included adults, too. And parents of the child performers played behind-the-scenes roles in making the show happen — five shows a week from Jan. 18 through July 28.
Its longevity may be a record for a locally produced show — 24 weeks and 127 performances. Another long-running show, "Nunsense," was staged for 20 weeks at the old Firehouse Dinner Theater in 1987-88, and it was brought back in 1990 but with a new cast.
Regardless, in a town that produces and enjoys lots of live theater, that run of "Annie" holds a place in local history.
The Upstairs Dinner Theater opened in 1978 in a former ballroom and music studio in the old Lyric Building at 19th and Farnam Streets. It closed in 1991. The building was torn down and replaced with a parking garage.
The theater was owned by Norm and Louise Filbert and Norm and Eunie Denenberg. The 25-year-old producer of "Annie" and general manager of the theater was the Denenbergs' daughter, Debbie, a graduate of Stanford University and the Harvard Business School.
"The talent was top-notch, and I was young and energetic," said Debbie Denenberg, who later spent 15 years in New York as a producer before returning to Omaha, where she is the mother of twins. "The business wasn't profitable until we produced 'Annie.'"
The business end of the show became a case study at Harvard, where Debbie has spoken — and did so again last fall.
"The lesson," she said, "is that success comes not necessarily from broad strategy but from passion, hard work and implementation. It's a purely collaborative work. Theater is a place where all the parts come together and everybody's hearts intertwine."
By all accounts, hearts intertwined at the reunion at the home of Andee and Anthony Scioli. Andee had organized the gathering after noting the return of "Annie" to Broadway, reasoning that tomorrows don't last forever.
Beth Asbjornson, whose 1984 role was Grace Farrell, secretary to Daddy Warbucks, played the piano at the reunion. Happi and Andee set the tone and touched the 50 or more attendees by singing a song about friendship — from "Wicked."
I've heard it said
That people come into our lives for a reason
Bringing something we must learn
And we are led
To those who help us most to grow
If we let them.
Joanna, who has appeared on Broadway in "Grease" and "The Drowsy Chaperone," also sang in the Broadway touring production of "Les Mis�rables."
At the reunion, she sang the "Les Miz" song by Eponine, "On My Own."
All three of the Annies said the Omaha production and the adults and children they worked with had a major influence on their lives.
"I had never done theater before," Joanna said. "We were a lucky group of kids because there were so many kind and wonderful adults who were good to us and showed us what fun it could be. It gave me a buzz for acting."
In the next breath, she chuckled and said she sometimes wishes she could get rid of the buzz because acting is a hard business. The applause is great, but the work and the auditioning and suddenly being out of work because a show closes can make it at times — as in the lyrics of "Annie" — a hard-knock life.
Andee, who has litigated cases in court, said theater helped give her confidence.
"I loved everything about 'Annie,'" she said. "Participating in theater gives children so much opportunity to grow as a person and become a confident speaker."
She recalled signing autographs for other children after matinees, and her father telling her to enjoy it — because it probably never would happen later in life. True enough: "I've never been asked for an autograph after winning a case."
Happi said "Annie" was "a stepping stone, a launching pad. It's the thing that really inspired me to keep going. It was an instant love of arts."
This summer, she and her husband, a music teacher, will perform in a production of "Annie." She will be Miss Farrell and he will play Daddy Warbucks.
"It will be a full-circle moment," she said.
Columnists Michael Kelly, Erin Grace and Matthew Hansen write about people, places and events around Omaha in their new blog, From the Notebook.
Ibsen, who directed the Omaha show and for years has owned a costume gallery, surprised the former orphans by giving them their 1984 costumes — with their names still inside. Costumes that once hung to their ankles now were pulled on, serving as mere tops.
They sang "Hard-Knock Life." Everyone attending, including relatives, joined in on "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile," "Easy Street," "We Got Annie," and all the other tunes.
Andee said the evening was "magical, electrifying."
And everyone partied like there was no tomorrow.
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Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 at 10:57 am in elementary schools, science, students, teachers.
Last night, I had the chance to see Sally Ride in person and hear her thoughts on the nation's ailing science education programs. Granted, I'd heard most of it before — but not from an American icon.
The quote projected behind her, from Carl Sagan, reads: "It's suicidal to create a society that depends on science and technology … in which no one knows anything about science and technology."
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Since 2010, BofA and Citi have invested $263 billion in oil, gas and coal companies--more than eight times what it's committed to clean energy investments. But the big banks recruit on college campuses because they can't work without us. That's just one reason we have the power to change them.
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Six ways Government Boss Stephen Harper is killing democracy
Toronto – January 7, 2013 – For many Canadians, the phrase "Canada: The True North Strong and Free" means that we are free to live in a democratic society where we have the right to freedom of expression and association, but under Government Boss Stephen Harper, many citizens are asking the question: "Is democracy dying?"
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UST Dinner, Lecture Celebrates Faithful Citizenship
UST Dinner, Lecture Celebrates Faithful Citizenship
The University of St. Thomas Center for Faith and Culture held its second annual Faithful Citizenship Dinner and Lecture on Oct. 3. About 130 friends, supporters and students of the CFC gathered at River Oaks Country Club to celebrate faithful citizenship and engage with Georgetown scholar Dr. John Borelli on the topics of Vatican II and interreligious dialogue.
Other guests in attendance included Jan Duncan, St. Thomas President Dr. Robert Ivany, Darby and Judy Ser�, Msgr. Jeffrey Steenson and Raye G. White.
After dinner, the Rev. Donald S. Nesti, CSSp, director of the Center, presented Carl and Lois Davis with the Faithful Citizen Award. The Faithful Citizen Award is given each year to recognize leaders of faith and culture who are a light in the midst of our way of life.
"Both Carl and Lois have exemplified the highest Christian standard of living in their family life, business and public service," Fr. Nesti said. "Carl's word is his bond. What you see is what you get, both in his life and how he ran his business. And Lois has given herself so unselfishly to the service of the church, in particular as a member of Our Lady of Walsingham parish."The presentation of the award was followed by Borelli, who spoke on "Vatican II: Yesterday and Today."
"Dr. Borelli gave a thorough overview of the Second Vatican Council and its effect on Church life today," Archbishop Fiorenza said. "There is no doubt that the liturgical life now -- more solidly based on scripture and openness to ecumenical and interfaith dialogue, as well as to the world -- is the result of Vatican II."
Borelli, special assistant for Interreligious Initiatives to the president of Georgetown University, lectured on a range of topics discussed at the Second Vatican Council, such as interreligious dialogue, religious freedom and freedom of conscience, before fielding questions from the audience.
"The purpose of the Faithful Citizenship Dinner - and the subsequent Archbishop Fiorenza Lecture - is to embody intellectual charity and the way we assist each other in expanding our vision of truth and deepening our faith commitment," Fr. Nesti said. "These events afford the Center for Faith and Culture the opportunity to present the general public and friends of the CFC with stimulating intellectual dialogue."
The Center offers a Master of Arts in Faith and Culture degree program at St. Thomas. Since its founding in 1994, the Center for Faith and Culture has also organized conferences, symposia, interreligious dialogue and parish outreach programs all dedicated to facilitating an interaction between faith, American culture and the formation of faithful citizenship.
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Father Donald S. Nesti, CSSp, Darby Ser�, Judy Ser�, Archbishop Fiorenza, Lois Davis, Carl Davis and Dr. John Borelli
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The University of St. Thomas, dedicated to educating leaders of faith and character, is a private institution committed to the liberal arts and to the religious, ethical and intellectual tradition of Catholic higher education. St. Thomas is Houston's only Catholic University and was founded by the Basilian Fathers.
The University of St. Thomas, dedicated to educating leaders of faith and character, is a private institution committed to the liberal arts and to the religious, ethical and intellectual tradition of Catholic higher education. St. Thomas is Houston�s only Catholic University and was founded by the Basilian Fathers.
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